The Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-04-04, Page 6is
PAGE SIX
W fTEOHURCH •
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ice:_"�ancl Mrs, Y .Gros o!rth anud;
family spent' the week -end wit n�
relatives':,at Toronto,
M
• �rs. Bert Eynon and family
spent the week -end sat London./
Mr, and Mrs. • Harry •Tichborne
of . Goderich spent Sunday with
her .mother, Mrs. David Kennedy;
Miss Tillie Alexander who has
sent, the winter months with iVir.
p
and Mrs. Thos. Moore. had a very
successful sale of her' household.
furniture 'at, her farm on •the 9th
. ono . _ .
Her'.
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farm has `been .Sold. •
it r.ed Mc.Cleiiaglaan re
,Miss .Mrd ,
d ' to.' Guelph' ,on Saturday.
turne
• Mrs. George".McClenag1' an,: Mrs:
-Lorne' 'Johnson; and .Miss Olive'
Terriff;''spent the day there.
Mr. and -Mrs, Thos. Morrison
• and ' family' 'spent Sunday'', with
•lt
The Luow Sentinel, jucknow, Ontario
iced Church are having their. first FATHER. OF LOCAL- SAWYER
Meeting on. April 10th.. . PASSES AT STRATD, - BOT
r :fo - 4Qndon: sent Oa es oc-
11�T�'.•.�rmnxo :.� P , � Thea death of Samuel _ k-
the week -end with her: parents, y •
' a tin. curved .at Strathro . on Thursday.
Mrw and Mrs.. Charlie M r .
I lis visited on He was in his 89t Year. na v
Mrs,. Thos, ng . of ,coronae Township he was 'act.
Thursday with her old neighbor, • • ive in � " e affairs of the Township
Mrs. David Kennedy,' � avid upon ,moving to Strathroy
Mrs Wakeling and little son of
,over twenty years ago; ;continued
London' spent a few.' days last his • municipal interest :and ?served
week at the Home of Mr. and Mrs., as `councillor, deputy reeve, reeve
James
1.
mes McInnes 'and , Nr. Wake- and mayor• .of that..town.
ng spent the week-en•d , there.
In addition to farming, he :own
ro rain arid • a .hard -time ed . a sawmill business, ,and had
A p g.
dance: were held.in the Institute been a thresherman for a long
• 12 last Friday' ` ever;�ing,• 1 rs.. period.' His •wife predeceased hire.
.ba
ii
James received first prize .23 years' ago, and a son : William.
'ctor less than a month.
her costume and is •Vr assed away .
forp
more received second prize. ago: Sole survivor is. 'Walter
Case
The, ra ram included a ;mixed Oakes of Lueknow,, head .,sawyer`,
program,
Messrs. Dustan. Bee- at • the Lucknow 'Sawmill Corn -
quartette by M , - ,
•croft, James'Falconer, Mrs. •E party's plant. ' under•
Miss Susie Carrick; The funeral4 service,and
Sholtz• and Mrs.,, .. • .__
i "-' • h'll Hel masonic aus ices, was held at the I stallation of fighting„heating
readings by Currie Burc r ,, Mason P on water systems:; electrical aids;,
en Walters and Cecil Falconer; . family residence id ,Strathroy
ed b Rev Rcy w 'Min machines, cream Separ-
accordion soli) . y Kenneth aur ,
anon 'pumps, mo
What Can Ready Money Mean
To The 04 -Ahead Fernier? '
It can mean the iff erenee be-
tween, just, getting by atRrd ,ling.
really .successful in his enterprise
it -an" enable' him to. achieve
I,.q. Cr
his ambitions, to make' hi ,farm'
more' productive, ,more.:Pxofitable,
more ;comfortable.
• For the' go-ahead farmer, 'whoa
may be •short of:, ready' money,.
many modern farm improve=
merits are:0.now within' easy•reac
.with. a B of M loan.
.`THVRSDAT; APRIL '4th, 1946
9THERS ARE ASKING
Q --I arrr a veteran and unae.
qualnted with rental regulations
,,which went into` effect after- I
went overseas. °I returned about
6 months ago and rented •.a house,
Now' I' find out that I, have been
paying more `than the ceiling rent,
What should I do?
'r A --You should - con uit' the
rentals officer in your nearest
Wartime Prices • and Ti &de Boarcd
office regarding this matter.•Give
h; them the full facts and, they will
direct. you as 'to the proper pro-
cedure.
Q—To settle an:'argument
ument will •
You, please,.te11 me what is meant. •
"n ' that the price ,by sayt g h p. ce ceiling:. ..
on certain goods and-service.s'has •
been suspended, '- . . .
A -It. means `that price, regtita.
tions ; haven been. removed :from
these: goods and services 'but if •
the prices show too high an in-
crease. without regulations, these`
will be re -'imposed.
Q ---I am a farmer and wi:11 have.
maple syrup this year. How •shall`
',know what price •to',ask for it?
•A . - eiling ' prices .. on rriap/e.
syrup .are determined according
r des -are --se •-b T
�to grade. G a t,. y the
departm'eft .of, agriculture ani'i..
Wartime Prices the VVa. t and
not• by ..
Trade . Board. H'oweveri, local, of-
fices of the Board• will .have col-
orimeters and :you pray have .the
grade—of—y o ur-�-syr ti p -de term -i tied-
by testing with the, : colorimeter;'
Q --.How, Much Canadian butter
is exported Overseas?
•:A -Canadian. butter is not .be
ing'exported:.The shortage; is due
to..a drop in production.
Y >-
Q - —A ; neighbor of mine` gave
me' some ';sugar coupons because_
�OBF 7C 1�1,O1 M N MnFFATT- zhe clidn't p d them and mL
Robert Norman Moffat, life.- 'grocer refuses to• take them. He --
long. res_dent of Carluke, :passed, says I'm ; breaking the law, :just,
suctdelily on M ch -1-9. havin. ahem. Is he. right'"
A=Yes. The' possession •o pose
couporns 'is illegal' and no•, dealer
may accept them if you}' neigh-
bar dc�es not,require-}ger coupons
. . Strav'therYr.
Here's ..a partial check' list” of
•
improvements for which' ready..
"• *unprov-
ed
v
money: 'is •avai]lab'le• new . p.. •
ed agricultural, implements, and
equi 'merit; • :new • livestock ^' for.
'build ng` up the• herd; .farm, .btiild-
ings, -repairs and: extensions; new
electrical• systems; fencing, • drain-.
age .and land improvement•, in-
• her sister, .Mrs: Gilbert Hamilton 1 b K nneth Ross S t day conducte Y
} - k was ser- of the United Church. : ators, r efriger p • Mot
-
Take
� f near Luc h t 1 Lunch Conner t
y. arc
• Take •ad�•antage of • .the • ready
and: Mr: Hama on o. rte and' a short
pay. o _ •
.:ors, milking • machines,. 'e c.
now., :. 1. ved followed b d rng to d
g
Mr. Rodger M•cClenaghan of ,Rock
•
- . n:a
. •.ria
a
°NicCle h
Montreal to help you 'pay for .such
- ' fice-- At- Brussels, ,
Opens 01
R. S. Hetherington, K;.C., M•H•E
' E
ractis .
has ,oaken over the law p,
of Elmer Bell 'at 'Brussels Thom son; manager of the Ban
vim: be, open :'two days. a week Will f" d
-I
he- knows and, understands ',the
mer's roblems and ,th t: he is
he.in L' ucknow 'ere days a :week. far p
recently entered a legal part- to Mel you g� ahead and
He eager• p,
get your full, share of the ..re-
'wards that, -lie 'in high agricultur
a�l production;-=-(Advt.)'. "•
and son fzn's:, orchestra. Y --r
money. available .'at--the—Bank-of-
` 'Ohio spent a ' day last [ -
' . Creek 'Qhr
"t' with,the formers •
• Clarence 'Hooey's , farm ,on Cori.
Boug
ht Huron Farm
week visiting ' Carruthers has . bought.
brothers, Messrs. 'Ben. and .Robert Elliott Carru ,
I1lfcClenaghan
'dere will be` Sunday School
next Sunday'' in the;Presbyterian
h after being Closed for the
chu�cc
'Winter months,;.
. - le of the Uh_
�.k .. • : .:;, The Young PeoP � •
•
rownsh p, -a. h li
east :of Pine. River cheese factory.
He 'gets possession at'once,'and Crawford, K.C.
Mr. • Hooey held, a clearing sale l nership .with. J. H.
m.
last; Friday.
of Wingha,..
1 an
wall also . of Montreal. You wr 'find that
there Mi.'. Hetherington
improvements. • ' C• a 11o'n Mr:.
fit•• i r•}:
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away ver
while atter
His passing
attack, .de
ling an auction sale.
was due to, a heart
Mink 'health being- re
ing a year ,ago:
D.eceased'. was , the second son
1of7the :late 'John Allan -"and Marl
.garet ' .Stewart Moffat and. was
born in 1894:• A' faithful .member,
of St. Paul' Presbyteriafl church,
he served for; a number' of. years
.on • tIce-7,13...pardtaf----41,1anagersand
was" a former secretary=treasurer •
of the church. He was associated,
1 iton and. Salem.
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YAMS GALS
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once and for all when you are building
' r�ie`te� salYethe-servant problem rich .
• Tfie`t�
your home. The greatest.modern .'domestic servant is elect e
or •"modernizing" .
How. well
and to what extent 'electricity can.' serve you, now and in the future, -
depends
,
w well our "servant's entrance": is designed .. .: how wisely
depends on ,ho Y . • . .
Going to St.,Catharines'`
Rev.-' Duncan: McTavish of Cal-
vary, United Church, London, has
resigned this '`pastorate to `accept
a• call to St.' Paul's ,Church, 'St,
Catharines, ,and•' *ill take , over
his new -,charge the. first of July.
-A: -native ot-'--Hu-i=oto.1Q, nstu
Rev. McTavish has preached at
London, Port Hope, Exeter, CI -ed.
with Seymour. Lodge A.F.
Edna Pentland of Dungannon,: he i
leaves 'to mourn, ' four 'brothers, 1
A11an; . S. Moffat, Brantford;
Manley Moffat, Carluke;__. Lalter..
T.Mof
your home is wired.,
_.._, q_....
ds4or1.:_to_rnefficient opera •a,
Inadequate wiring�lim�ts�the use -of.- electricity. lt:•. ea Y wire service to�the ,.
tion of lights and appliances. But adequate' wiring ... threeeI never ceom � °
;r -proper size .circuits in the home. and plenty of outletsy
... house, with .
'overcomes these difficulties, and gives:you full use of these modern servants. ,
increased rapidly in'number arid variety before the
`..
,Electrical home appliances p
Names es
that
were
• • "
War. They are now reappearing and will continue to multiply.
years o should now be rewired to suitthe wonder-
' :... wired only•for the needs of 20 49 .; .
f
ul new "electrical servants"`to come.:' '
e enables.you to use these modern;servants
Hydra's low-cost service .
Y ' d for them, :In planning your new home, put adequate
'to the full if you have • •
wiring �'at'tie' top of your list.. r
e' ask your Hydro for the book-
• � `�' ' If you are improving or building d team , ,a
the: Postwar. Electr.c Homes of Canada."
, ; lets "Adequate Wiring ,for •
.OBITUARY.
"MRS: ;D. A, DOWNEY ;
--Old-.fro%eiads wr11;•::b'e grieved t•
Moffat arid..Frank D. -Moffat learn of the 'death of Mrs. Davi
of Hamilton; ,five sisters,' Mrs: G , A. , Downey, :•which" occurred `1'
Frazer Buzza . (Annie) Of :Buriing , .Drayton on•• Saturdy; March .2',
.'Bruce James-'{Margar�:�- e was: formerlyuEthl
ton; Mrs. Mrs::Down. Y
et); of Hamilton, Mrs. William :Jane Wheeler and grew to your
Hunter (Mary) of Dundas; Alice 'womanhood here. She was:in;hE
and Catherine Moffat of Hamil- 67th year:: ,
tbn, A ': daughter, of' the. hate Ale
•. 'The• funeral was held•on friday l ander' Wheeler `and Selina •Tr
`afternoon'from his late residence' leaven she was t Pari
- pts die
"hC
Cern:: are
-� hurc her
ite� C t p
a'l ke
:Wh b
"t Cru
o'
etery . for interment.• The multi -
tilde who : attended, the .services
and who , called at . the' home ` tp I home, .of Mr and' Mrs Thom
pay their `last :respects: to'a life,j Treleaven:';
that had been• characterized by On August 29th, 190.6 she w
its: noble qualities'and unselfish married at Lucknow to -her• nc
devotion ;to duty -"bespoke the bereft husband, by. her'' , uric
place ,he filled with' his friends On
•Walter • Treleaven T•1
and' in the cornxriuriity.. ' t young' couple resided at Stitt
-. for' seven years arid have sir
:Z I 0 then lived at Di a i�t'crn;
w��
Mrs .. ;.Downey
was . d—t1
Mr. and Mrs. :Albert Alton, workerwof `the United•Church; l
Misses Bernadean, Betty and 1 of the . Women's mini the ch
Marjory : Alton ' of Belfast visited many,y&ars- she sant
Mr , and.. Mrs; John • Campbell at being possessed of .a , Mery sir
Mrs.. Jacob' Hunter's, also .Mrs. alto voice. • ,
Cha... Ritchie on Wednedsay last. . 'In '"1941 Mrs. Dost ii'C\' sufff
Mr=, and Mrs, :Kenneth. Laidlaw a • severe'. stroke and ' `vh 1e
spent -the "week -end with' Mr. and , in ruggedthealth had progress
Mrs. • James Laidlaw,; .Wawanosh. ly •
,improved, and her dc.;
Mr.. and:Nlrs. Alex Hackett and to
a heart attack raiirC sand;
th
•
liittle ;son Wayne . of Belfast •visit- and unexpected}y
ed M �. and rMrs , ' 'Alfred
Sun- t . Besides het'. ty1Cl she is
vived by .a son 'Santotd o1 D
'clay p.m.. • .,:. ,. '
• Mr. and Mrs, ' Alfred" sEit ited ton, a daughter,. Nnr r sh 1
and- Billie of Ltzcknow ' visited of Toronto and: a g•1'andson
Sunday' .with M rs and Mrs: 'Ernest She was ` predeceased. . Ned' a, I
Gardner. "Herold in 1943,^ and by Mel
Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Dickson: then Ford`, in'" /911
arid • family, Dungannon,. were The. funeral . service
w,as:
--gue§ts with Niro and .Mrs.• Cecil in Drayton Urii.:ted Church
..ar >�zer, interment in, Drayton Coro(
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.born: a
•OntaiiO. ' .}i parents
and rr,1i c
When " ;she 'was 'young
•of her• girlhood was spent at t!